SUKSHINDER SHINDA - Bank Holiday Dinner & Dance

The Music Man SUKSHINDER SHINDA returns to Birmingham on the 28th August, at the exclusive venue, Tower Ballroom. He will be performing his massive hits such as “Wanga”, “Chardi Khalla” & many more, with FULL LIVE BAND.

So join us this Bank Holiday for an explosive night of entertainment. Whether you’re celebrating your exam results, your last night of freedom as a hen or stag…or just want to hear great music, along with a dinner & dance. Then this night will surely be a night not to be missed!!!

DES-C – exclusive desi folk set & performing “Jiska Hasna” & many more never heard before tracks from his forthcoming album.

ANGREJ ALI - singing his massive smashes "Phattey Chak", "Tharti Hildi" & many more, with FULL LIVE BAND

AMAN HAYER – playing exclusive songs from his brand new album

JK - singing "Gabru Panjab Dha" & exclusive tracks from his forthcoming album

DALVINDER SINGH – exclusively singing songs from his forthcoming album “Born to Singh”

BALBIR SINGH - Bhujhangy Group supported by Eternal Taal

Also on the night, exclusive performances/sets by:

RANA SAHOTA - sings from his album "Khadke Glassy"

NAVIN KUNDRA – singing his huge hit “Tere Liye”

DJ HARPS – exclusive set from hit forthcoming album

TWIN BEATZ – playing from debut album “Sounds of Punjab”

TARLI DIGITAL – playing tracks from his new album “Project Rehab”

Dress Code:
Gents – Minimum Suit & Tie
Ladies – Traditional Evening Wear

Tickets:
£20 plus booking fee – Full Dinner & Dance
£15 plus booking fee – After Dinner (9.30pm entry)
£10 plus booking fee – Kids (must be accompanied by an adult)

Very Limited VIP tickets available @ £50 which includes queue jump, food served at your table & mingle with the artists in exclusive VIP area

Tower Ballroom
Reservoir Road, Edgbaston
Birmingham

SUKSHINDER SHINDA - Bank Holiday Dinner & Dance

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The Tower Ballroom began life as a roller skating rink, it became a ballroom in the 1920's. The Tower is set in more than 80 acres of land surrounding The Edgbaston reservoir, originally known as the Rotton Park Reservoir.

It is said that The Tower got its name from the two nearby towers, Perrott's Folly and the Waterworks tower.

During his childhood A J Tolkien lived in the shadow of the two towers, and it is thought that these may have been his inspiration for the towers within his books.

After many years as one of Birmingham's TOP NIGHTSPOTS The Tower closed its doors in December 2005. On the last night The line up included Dave Berry & the Cruisers, Marmalade, The Fortunes and The Searchers.

The Tower was to redeveloped, but fortunately for Birmingham it has been saved from demolition by Liam O'Connor who runs a number of pubs in and around Birmingham, including The Kerryman in Digbeth.

It reopened its Doors on April 3rd 2008 with a line up of Mike Penders Searchers, The Mersey Beats and The Cufflinks.

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